The recently discovered WordPress plug-in Lifestream can achieve a function similar to Friendfeed, displaying dynamic integrations from the many Web2.0 services you use into WordPress. Lifestream supports quite a few Web2.0 services by default It can be seen that most of them are foreign Web2.0 applications. However, Lifestream also supports RSS import (Generic in the screenshot), so in theory it supports all Web2.0 applications. You can also set a small icon for the imported feed, or read its favicon.ico directly for easy distinction. I used Lifestream to import my Douban news. 4. PHP calling code:
Although I created a new page to display Lifestream, you can actually call it anywhere you want (such as the sidebar?), and you may also set the number of dynamic bars displayed.
In addition, Lifestream also has a powerful function - organizing the dynamics into documents and automatically publishing them. The available publishing frequencies are weekly, daily and hourly. In my opinion, the frequency of one article per week is quite appropriate. One article every day is just like SPAM. As for one article every hour, is anyone so active?
Lifestream installation method
1. Download Lifestream, install and activate it
2. The background settings and operations are very simple, so I won’t go into details.
3. Page calling code:
[lifestream]
<?php lifestream(); ?>